You're the producer of Badass Force, the greatest action film of all time to be shot in Bulgaria. International stars at the end of their career, a script that fits on the edge of a postage stamp, and extras who don't speak the language should ensure your next film has a great career on VOD sites. Unfortunately, other producers want to shoot the same kind of masterpiece. Under the pretext of a story of clones, twin brothers and other North Korean cosmetic surgeons, the same heads are found in several productions at once. No one can afford to use real stars, so each project hits the screens at the same time, and to decide between them, you have to flatter the viewers' low instincts by being as bad-ass as possible! Badass Force is the story of this fight, and a tribute to the heroes of action movies where it was fashionable to shoot dozens of extras between two crappy lines. In Badass Force, the goal is to be the first to achieve 16 victory points on the badassometer. Points are earned by eliminating the opposing characters, but a player is NEVER ELIMINATED from the game. At the beginning of the game, seven different characters are selected from the ten in the box. Each player retrieves a copy of each of these seven characters and a weapon card. Players then choose a character from their hand and put it face down in front of them. In turn, a player will increase the level of charge of their weapon AND choose an action from five options (changing characters / changing weapons / fetching ammunition by throwing the 2 weapons dice / using their weapon / announcing a Character to use their power): everyone plays in turn order until a winner is declared. Badass Force is a thematic game, with strong interaction in which one must use bluffing, guessing, hand management, and a little tactics to succeed and being declared the most Badass of all! —description from the publisher